Also known as: Bricks
A one-patch of 2 by 4 in rectangles laid in rows like bricks, each row offset by half a brick; alternate rows end in half bricks that complete when blocks are joined. Traditionally scrappy.
Sew the bricks into rows, then join the rows; the offset means no seams need to match between rows.
Free quilt patterns made from the Brick Wall block. Open one to make it your own in QuiltLab.
One square cut corner to corner into a dark and a light triangle; the unit many pieced blocks are built from.
A one-patch of equilateral triangles in rows, alternately pointing up and down; contrast between the up and down triangles makes rows of pyramids. Half triangles at the row ends complete across the block edge.
A one-patch of 60 degree diamonds, three to a hexagon, shaded light, medium and dark so each hexagon reads as a cube; this rectangular repeat holds three cubes across and cuts diamonds at its edges so blocks tile exactly.
Sixteen half-square triangles: pairs along each edge make eight star points, the corners are triangles, and the centre four units form a pinwheel.
A four-by-four grid with a chain of dark squares from one corner to the opposite corner, crossed by pairs of dark half-square triangles near the other two corners; a four-patch sits in the middle.
Squares and eight half-square triangles: triangles in the outer corners point inwards while the triangles around the centre nine-patch point outwards, with a plus of squares through the middle.
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